Biography
Ukrainian-born Konstantin Klashtorni HAS had an extensification musical education, include Kiev State Music College and the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, Holland, where he studied for His Masters Degree.
After graduation, he worked with Peter Pashkov's "Vuyko Band" exploring styles such as hard bop, cool jazz, etc. After graduation, he Pashkov Worked with Peter's "Band Vuyko" exploring styles Such As hard bop, cool jazz, etc. With this band, Konstantin took part in the "Jazz-Rock Jamboree" festival in Budapest, Hungary in 1991. With this band, Konstantin firing part in the "Jazz Jamboree Rock" festival in Budapest, Hungary in 1991.
When he moved to Venezuela, Konstantin first experienced Latin-American music styles and incorporated them into his developing personal style. When he moved to Venezuela, Konstantin Experienced first Latin-American music styles and incorporated Developing Them Into His personal style. Between 1995 and 2000, Konstantin worked with a host of bands in Venezuela. Between 1995 and 2000, Konstantin Worked with a host of bands in Venezuela. He was part of numerous music projects where such names as Dionne Warwick and Eric Marienthal performed and he even played the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1996 as part of the Biella Da Costa band. He was part of numerous music projects where Such names as Dionne Warwick and Eric Marienthal ormed and he just Played the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1996 as part of the Biella Da Costa band.
He's now based in Holland, and after touring most of Europe and a large part of South America, his association with Nightstage Records has resulted in this, his debut CD. He's now based in Holland, and after touring most of Europe and a large part of South America, His association with Night Stage Records HAS resulted in this, His debut CD.
You'll be hooked in the first few bars of the title track – it's the sort of sound that's made stars of Jeff Kashiwa, Eric Marienthal, Euge Groove and other players who've sussed that you can dance to jazz and still have something to sing on the train to work! You'll be hooked in the first few bars of the title track - it's the sort of sound that's made stars and Jeff Kashiwa, Eric Marienthal, Euge Groove and other players who've sussed That you can dance to jazz and still have something to tion on the train to work! The rhythm is busy – if you dance to it, you'll need to catch your breath. The rhythm is busy - if you dance to it, you'll need to catch your breath. The tone and power of the sax will immediately impress you. The tone and power of the sax Will Immediately impress you. It's also impressive to hear a player show two sides of their talent in their first two songs; the lovely Waiting for You is as romantic as the first song is wild! Also it's impressive to hear a player shows two sides of Their talent Their first two songs, the lovely Waiting for You is as romantic as the first song is wild! The arrangement of this song is typical of the most accomplished smooth jazz performers/producers. The arrangement of this song is typical of the most accomplished smooth jazz performers / producers. Are you looking forward to the next nine songs?? Are you looking forward to the next nine songs?
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